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Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE)
Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) supports young entrepreneurs and corporations in their entrepreneurial journeys, focusing on ecosystem building and social impact initiatives.
Overview
What Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) does
What Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) is
Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) supports young entrepreneurs and corporations in their entrepreneurial journeys, focusing on ecosystem building and social impact initiatives.
How it participates in the startup ecosystem
The current public profile supports community capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.
Operational profile
Organization status and context
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- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Community
- Structured capabilities
- Community
- Last reviewed
- April 12, 2026
Official channels
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Capability profile
Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) as a community
Community overview
The Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) is an organization based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, focused on fostering social innovation through entrepreneurship. It was founded by Joanna Nickerson and Richard Tuck. SEE aims to support 'atypical' entrepreneurs, including women, BIPOC, youth, and members of LGBTQ+ communities, who often face barriers in the entrepreneurial landscape.
Community focus
SEE provides programming, mentorship, and expertise for various types of organizations, including social enterprises, non-profits, for-profits, and cooperatives. The organization emphasizes a holistic approach to entrepreneurship, guiding individuals from ideation and rapid prototyping to investment readiness. SEE is particularly focused on supporting marginalized groups to increase their agency and create community wealth.
Member value
Members receive tailored wraparound support, including mentorship, workshops, and funding assistance (up to $10,000 for professional services) through the SEE Incubator Program.
Membership
- Membership fee
- $10,000 · one-time
- Pricing models
- fixed-tuition
Format and cadence
- Modality
- in-person
- Schedule
- cohort-based
- Commitment
- moderate
Availability
- Membership state
- Accepting
Audience and fit
- Audience
- Founders · Students
- Benefits
- mentorship and network-access
- Program types
- incubator and community
- Selection criteria
- application
- Stages
- Pre-seed · Seed
- Regions
- North America
Community activity
Events and activity
SEE hosts events focused on community feedback and support for entrepreneurs. These events are open to the broader community and aim to foster collaboration and learning.
Notable members
Key team members include Joanna Nickerson, Richard Tuck, Adam Kelly, Janelle Desrosiers, Courtney Clemons, Tolu Ilelaboye, Jade Null, Joey Crampton, Charmaine Jennings, and Kathryn LeBlanc.
Common questions
What to know about Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE)
Upseed classifies Social Entrepreneurship Enclave (SEE) under the Community organization type. Its current public profile includes community capabilities.
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Source basis
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Last reviewed
April 12, 2026
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